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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-30

RoxE. sept 2e.-The jubilee recsptions a,
the Vatican have begun. The Roman con
sregation today presented the Pope With an
offering and received a blessing. The
Roman police have seized the Pope's jubsiee
medals inscribed Pope Leo XII, Pouti-
fsx Et Rer." Is is expected the VsEicsn
will protest against the seizure and foint
out that the lsu Of the guarantees recor rsiz-
ed the Pope's right 10 The title Of severe zn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-30
THE JACKSON GUARD.
rhsy TRY In Vain to Get late the later
nationai Drill.

J.cxscx. Sept c9-The Jackson Guard
have been trying bard 70 GET into the Chi
cago international drill next week, bat have
been refused by the management for
the reason that they ars an independent
company and not state militia Capt.
Hatch made q fnsl effort this week By
Offering 20 enter the Jackson Guard as city
troops. bur the managers replied today that
it ~ouid % impossible for the Guard to
enter. a. the managers bad already refused
the Louisville Light Infantry. and several
other independent companies.
The letter further seid the Chicago
managers would ike 70 have the Guard at
tend ths sncampment and offered 10 fur
n;sh thsm with tents. board and fares st
the rate OF one cent Q mile.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-30

The Amount That the Government 10 MAX
ing Buying Bonds.

~ &A4&*@ao< -&&~ tt14 Wv - ~ ~-%t -
ing Buying Bonds.
WAsHISsroS, Sept z9.-The offerings oi
bonds al the treasury department are not
30 heavy as they were the first part of the
week or during last week. roday's offer
ings aud purchases amounted 10 s405, $50,
of which s33s, 400 were of as and s67, 900
OF 41s- So far this month under the
treasury circular of September p. total OF
81. 800. $50 in bonds have been purchased. oi
which s4.779.350 were As and S4.5s7. .40c
AIS under the previous circular inviting
weekly offerings 50. .669. 600 or total OF SIS,
036, $50. This total taken with the premium
paid by the Government from the state
ment prepared. shows that upwards OF
SIC, 500, 600 have been paid out by the
treasury for bonds so far this month. The
fact that the AIS have four years yet to run
and the As nearly thirty years TO mature,
even with the premium paid, from state
ment prepared by the Treasury Department
the Government has made by its purchases
this month upwards of IS, 100000.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-30

A ks.sssl&bie ~ isfs~ - J.ekssA xssss ta
lad Hsr Life.

tks. t&stt - faa ft-s-tsA a. "a
JAcksos. sept. z9.--AFs. Mary M2s~alsy.
= good looking widow agsd 50 years and Of
good ssparstlon. attempted suicids izst
night sale IL Gs Of dsspondsncy by TAX
inx tso spoonfnlls o. laudsnum. her hus-
band vas railroad man Who vas killed
a. Alies soms two years ago. She aas been
zsepinx ooarders Tor year past and Of iate
hss iost considsrabis 81 OOardsrs leaving
~ith0ut paying board bills. rendering her
unable 70 pay her biiis. which Induced her
70 snd hsr life 5as las BEEN trying ~ sda-
cate 80 daughters, aged l3 and IS. 5hs -
out of danger t0nlght. she expressed =
sEFong cesire 70 live. after she bad taken
toe iagdanum. and declares that she y III
rereme the battle for bread uneomplain-
ingiy for the sake 0f her children for whom
shs expresses extreme love.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-30

Three Cars which VIII be tho Handsona-
est In the World.

WILNrsGroS. Del, Sept. 29.-The train of
three car, which is to carry the Presidential
party on the trip to the South ard West
is being made up here at the Pullman shops.
Over fifty skilled mechanics have been at
work on the cars for the past ten days add
they will be the handsoTnest and most corr
plete in the world. The train 10 made uppf
the Aifarata, a vestibuie car oi the Pef1nsH
yania Company the Velasco, a sleeper. ard
Mr.. Pullman's private car. An engine and
dynamo in the forward car will furnish
electric lights and bells for the train. The
work is the most elaborate ever done by
the Pullman Company and the train Will
represent 500, 900. 1t will leave for Wash
ington tomorrow morning.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-30

Tie sscond performances u Starlight
drs- a. increased audience a. Powers last
evening and the piece vas enthusiastically
rsesixe0 Among TIE local hits made by
Miss Jarosss IN her topical song we're.
ffbefs Coasrsssa&B Ford hs l. tai q tles trade
fhs8s enzs1sh. do2 yo4 tDlnkt
Hes sOng d0sn % y sshi1S.o4 - ci1lnb a. tns
srkde.
Hixa sllough. don you thinks
He lslks taTlH - i2reen ana lzeoflng men
a czDsl " 0rSno hsvel is yietoEy teen
Be- siill he i Young and vl3 set there gaia
lil2e eAeusns o9n soa th1nK
siguoE D9ssno soss % Z lr0ps most every year.
Thai = enough do1 yoa lhiuk
De ~ l0Ye with Paree eId t1sener beer,
Quite enough dOat yoA thi1ky
I o. may make f1h VI nls fIsucn aud cal n-in =
He d . Tie king al his Trends introduce
Although The iaiaata d.d with him Play The
deuce.
ThAts enough. don't you thinn
Frank A. Tsnnehill and bis Exile .
Daughter" continues TO sttract large an-
diences al The Wonderland. -Four more
performances will be given.
AT Redmond's Grand Under the Lash"
is being Literally patronized. aud Walter ;.
Sanford and his dogs are great fsyoriies.
Two matinees and two more evening per
formances will be given.
Little Nugget and Josie Sisson will
make the people laugh al Redmond )
Grand all next week. She is supported by
n good company OF comedians and conleci-
ennes.
A good specially performance and the
pretty Irish drama "Inshavogue" are
amusing large audiences al Smiths Opera
HOUSE nightly.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-30

Nxw Xosx. SEPT 2a.-The concert ball
and saloon a. Houston and Crosby-sts.
widely known ss Harry HIS was finally
clcs-d today sfsr a notorious exissencs OF
thirty four vesrs. Hill notified the Chief
q Police today thar he hsd gone sas of
business. He claims - have beeu houcsleci
by tke poiicr 5ecsuss be refnsed - submit
- blsckmsiL he bss sccumaistsd Arg.
hlrf.Ina-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-30
BURGLAR sRoUoHT TO JACKSON
oss Of the Parties Supposed to Nave
Csmmlttsd the Grass LAks Burglary.

One of the Parties Supposed To Nave
Commitfsd the Grass Lake Burglary.
Jtcxsos, S.pt. 29.-Oficsr Case returned
today from Chicago With man who gives
bis nsans Js'a pownsr. siss Springer. Who
vss arrested IN Chicago. having in his
possession y cigar box full OF new watch
movements. which he was trying TO sell.
The Chicago poicr had description of the
men Who were seen az Grass Lake the night
prior 20 the burglary OF Gilsner's store, and
~ Dosner answered the general appear
snce OF one OF the suspects, be WAS locked
np and bis effects were searched In .
saloon th. police found about 60 watches,
corresponding with the description OF the
ones stolen At Grass Lake. Dovner Is .
rough. awkward looking fellow. who ssys
ne u as years old. bat be looks 20 be about
30. He il ia all and the Grass Lake par
ties have been sent for TO identifY him.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-30
a HORSES MAD MAsoUvREs.
Es,. Tste . Fr.ixht Train sns Then Jumps
From Q Bridge.

From Bridge
sxs.--sss vtlsaess stsN~s-
NksHvrILE. Sept. 29.-Ea. Reynolds and
Ni- Hscxsthorn we're thrown from their
carriage by their horse being frightened.
The bOrss. after dsshing into freight train
which wss passing the crossing. tdrned up
the rsilross track and jumped from the
bridge into the deepest hole in Quaker
Brook. Mr. Reynolds. whils dssvorin :
% reach the horse. vas struck oy 10 fore
foot and had q rib broken. De Was rescued
from drowning with 3ificulty The horse
vas finally helped sshore. Both man and
horss we're seriously hurt. The young lady
vss uninluref
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-30
michigan MATTERS.
BRAKEMAN allED At ~slTE CLOUD.
Ds. sf shs Grass L-ks saFxis<s C.psarsd
ia cafs.ss a 4sosi~ss 1isPss-
1saf4a from Ksl.mszoo-
se1ghboEfn. ksiEA

.lsst4tt - "a fssee<e&-A-e--s-
WsErEcLo0D, sept 15.-At 10 o'cios K
shis morning Chester Hilton, brakeman
On ths Se~a3so Division Of the Chicago
a Vest Aiehixan Railway, While making .
eouplsng bstsssn two freight cars. struck
his foOf against the platform, stamblsd and
fsll across ths track. The tracks passed
oysE him killing him instantly. lie vas
- years old aud resided 81 sparta where he
isssss vic 8as AZ eaildrsn- An inquest
Ill - hsIt
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-30
John swinton Declines.

New YoRK. S ept 29.-John Swinton has
declined the Socialistic nomination for
Secretary of State on the ground of ILL
health and the necessity of.mending his
private affairs. which, he says. have been
ruined during his devotion to the cause of
labor. j. Edward Hall, a nschinist aud
knight of Labor, was chosen in bis place.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-30
NO PROHIBITION FOR TENNESSEE.
Probably Defeated At the Polls BY 10000
OR Is. 900 Majority.

OR $4,000 Majority.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Sept. %. - Returns
from the prohibition election throughout the
State are coming in very slow. Scattering
returns from one-third Of the counties, en-
brscing one-third of the vote, give 1892 for
and 3s, ,227 against prohibition amendment.
Indications are that the prohibition qAes-
ton will De defeated in this State any
where from 10000 to $1,000 majority.
Memphis has defeated prohibition By
about 1000. Davidson county, in which
Nashville Is situated. gives abo1t BOO IN a.
jority against prohibition. The Prohi-
bitionists claim East Tennessee By i00es
majority, bssing their estim ates on private
dispatches.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-30

NILES, Sept zs.-Ineid-nt.l to Cur coansy
fair. n0s ia full blast here. vss ths burg
lzxi<lng Of the safs OF the Niles hilling
Company Iszf night. AZ their mill. Bag q
shsst ssFs piled 90 before ths doors and
eIao0ss - dssdsn tbe sound the hinges
0f rhs safe bl0sn on sith powder aud
About $50 IA cash tzxsn. No clue.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-30

Wsszfxs~sE. sept z.--Acting Attorney
Eenersl Jerks hss Instructed United States
aftsrnsv Calvin. st Bosson. - axe az sp-
sea- - he Tsitet Sssfes Sunren. coart
eroru ne decision # he Federal Court IN
Sosssr. disuissing tbe Govsramsnts s1it
IN he Tsicphons tenpsny.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-30

ossFxs W. wsbbsr. Xsarg Nan Of Good
Esmily tns Author of tas Crime


fosn. sspt. "a row occurred IN .
billiard room IN this city. at midnight. in
which Jack Ingalls,. single man. twenty
ave years old. was knocked down and
probably fatally injured By . hiow on the
head from a club at TIA hands Of George w.
Webber. q young man twenty-five years
old Webber Il q 500 OF ex-Msyor A. J.
Wssoer aud a nephew OF ex-CongressmAn
George w. Webber. lie distinguished him
self when about seventeen years old by
sronxinx a ffteen-year-old daughter OF .
prominent citizen. Since that time he has
been Wild and spent a part of bis time in
Chicago and other places He bad reccntly
returned hers from Detroit Weber
so1ght . revolver early IN the day. having
bad roable with Ingalls,. bat the weapon
wss taken from him by the sheriff. Webber
H4d-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-30
OUGHT TO HAVE CLUB6ED HIM.
A Villain Creates q Panic I'm . Theatre by
shouting Fire"

New YORK, Sept. 29.-During perform
ance at the Grand Opera House tonight, a
man in the gallery shouted Fire" Tae
audience rose and many started for the
door. The actors shouted to them that
there was no fire and urged the people to
resume their seats. Policemen on the in
side of the theatre closed the doors and
kept the people back by fourishing their
clubs. shouting meanwhile that ihere wa.
no fire. The panic lasted nearly FIVE
minutes, but the action of officers seemed
effective and no crush occurred. A few
ladies tainted. but no one was hurt. Most
of the audience remained until the play
was over. The man who caused the trouble
was arrested aud locked up.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-30

NEw Yosx, Sept. 19.-TAis vss the dsy
set for the second contest between TIE
Thistle and Volunteer and verse DAY
could hardly Be imagined. The -iud .
light, drixzling rain i falling and heavy
fog obscuTed everything. There we're sens
bopes this morning of a clearing up, huf st
II = tbs rscs rss declared of for the day.
Il ~iil Be ssi ed tom0rr0w.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-30

KALAMAZOO. sept. 29.-Ths winners Of
the Ohio peaaant arrived home Al 1875
this sftsraOon. Hundreds Of people went
70 the train 10 welcoue them They were
escorted ia . Procession led by band and
accompanied oy Mayor Rsnnsy. 70 the PARK.
where the Mayor welcomed them In q brief
xnd aDsroDfiats address,
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-30

PozrtAsn. Sepk ~ -surgisrs sne-red the
houss Of 81 Postmaster Cutchecn lsss nixht
and carried 81 hi. elothing c5ntssainx .
~sfch and considerable money The
wssca ~ss presense3 aim ~ tue Old Fsl-
lows Ecrige A. I.yns. Nsss and wss hibEiv
vslzed ~ hin- The clothes wsre Ecuns
this morning near AZ adjoining bsrn. fhe
Dccxets hsFi1E ncen r,iice 81 their seute1sz.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-30

Eazsne A Csrp@nss-. a. Gsiaes. tsn5s-sd
- resiezsfion yesterday - nsenber d
ths Coa1ty Beard ~ scbcei Ersminsrs -
fsks ia. 1lesssse ss.ct Yesterday sfss-nocsn
Is6ee Perkins n tAe Prosste Coat. n1osi-
ed tAs CssBzT essrk tsss ne hS6 srpofz tes
H.xl1nA A sszssE- of tsrxnfviz + 81 ~.
vsosney e~zssa - sAs rsslxzstloa 81 n.
&AF28-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-30

RcxE Sept 2-Cbolers returns fs- he
psst twenty hours Nsssina. sxty-
eight rev cssss thirty-eixht ds.fas. cst.-
nis. three nes esses 80 deaths Palermo.
oBs aes case. three asszhs
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-30

tas Poiee Dspartnent. He was foruefly
psoRrisior of sksEing riak 81 Aeriza- he
irisnds kn1 relatives 0f Aag $40 sss Ia
nasnilai psopls. klz fsthsf being sxiieH-
tenznt 6iogernor Of ths siass. claim that bs
Is = hotelsss xlsDtoalaaisc sad shos1l4 Ds a
"a zsyl lam fsfhsr th2a a PRISON
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-30
G.,,,up Ready to Arrs.t Herr Mos.

New YORK, Sept. 29.--It is reported that
Inspector Bonfied, of Chicago, who is in the
city, is arranging for the arrest OF Herr
Most. and that he has extradition papers
for Most with him. The alleged charge
against Most is aiding in the Hsymsrket
conspiracy
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-30

MrSSEAroLIs, Mimi. Sept. 90. w.
BurDham, well known civil engineer, com
mitted suicide today by hanging. he is
thought to have been deranged.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-30
GRAND RAPIDS MIoH FRIDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER so 1887.

trimmer received many compliments tof
the very tzsss sad neat arrangement n thelT
display TIE arm l. represented hy at. I
J. Host ioFnsr resident ~ this Vicinity
who Il ssry wal. sAo Asorshly knosn,
y 10 has many friends - whom hs is pm
yslsis whispering that there l. 40 psao< II
Michigan - Buy clotsing hke tbs stsee al
tie Tower Closhing Conpsns. They m1st
&c liberzl sctersiseTs tor 'tlf ssio fhey have
already given away fally % 90 picture cards
ana coo msmeates. Tie company has
zion Tor their sers fne display, which has
certainly been great addition "a The far
Il would seem they never DO anything ~
halves.
CHASE Brss
Many Grand Rapids firms ara tsis year
adding tlssir mite" 10 the slirsctisoHess OF
tie Berlin fair, aud Dot tic least among
these is the display OF musical instruments
by the Aessu. Chase Bros. The exceoding
popularity Of this arm al home IL last be-
coming known 10 the people IN this section,
AMI their liberslity Ia making their display
here eqnsl 10 any has been tally apprecisIed
bY the visitors. sone of whom have shown
their opinions Of the qualities of Chase
Piano Ia q substantial way by making ho-
era purchases.
u woald spear that Chase Bros.
30 not appear 70 inssxe their exhibits wholly
with al eve 10 gain. but from TIE ability oi
the musicians engaged 70 entertain Tie peo-
pie with their Instruments. oDe would think
Chase Bros. had but one ides aud that 10
please" Besides the talent brought from
their own establishment IA Grand Rapids,
they secured the services Of AT. and Miss
Irish. who are well known here rs tine Rnu-
siclans aud certainly they did their part
here Yesterday TO entertain the visitors with
me music from the Chase instruments
Aessrs. A. Hilborn aud q. ;. Gray have
charge OF the display and have many
warm friends here. and have the sstlsiao-
ton Of having done good business.
Clss r.. Gregg,
Artistic Card Writer, is on the grounds and
ready 10 write your visiting cards on short
notice. You will 1d him ia the south
wing Of Art Hall See him today sns
have some cards written.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-30

- ~ TF-'E1 "1EIT.177 7|ItIT
Jscxsos. -Sert - -frosecutinx Atsornev
Fringle has reesivei 81 srier frunr he
Froens Judge q Esiamszoc soansy fer ths
incsrcersticn 81 Alien ?. Asv IN tne fazsae
ssviufn- Asy wss arrested ssr rebbin<
Ms. Esveor. and TIE eriderce against him
i verv ssrgns Ccr.idsrsbl. mcuev vas
sxpeaaes "A h<s arrest sad much s<subls sx
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-30

Last evenings Ionia MAJ says "A v
PentIind. Of The Morton house visited our
Fair yesterday and purchased N A. Il. Kei-
sey tbres- yesr-old grade Shofthorn steer.
and of J. l.. Wickes & Co. a two-year -old
grade Galloway steer for Christmas meal
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-30
British YesseIs Captured.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 29.-Information has
of the arrival of the revenue cutter Rush at
Sitka, Alaska, having in tow a number OF
British sealing vessels captured in Alaskan
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-30

srrLfwsTEs Minn. SEPT E-P. r
NuEsr. and cd established farnitars dsai.r
cf this city. nss fssled. Liabilities. si2.oeo.
sssefs soonf sc os'9
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-30

Lovpox. sept The illness ofJsnny Iiad
has developed into general psrslysis- TIE
mind Of the once great sonsstrsss is M N
paired. bat her physics condition. pres cts
her death vitaia very short tine
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-30

Nxv ToRx- sept. 2.-oae sddi6csxI
t~sfh from choierz has occurred o. swin-
5nrne Island. Nlne new cssa hare see1
rspcfsad-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-30
BASE BALL


The standing Of the clubs up 10 sudin-
cinding the games Of yesterday. is as fol-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-30

At Ciucinusti--
3. Loufs : Cincfn1sti J.
A. Cievelsuf--
/ Cleveland. ia Lon sville,
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-30
The Nusfc.

The Lamont band was on hand to do
their share towards entertaining the people
and furnished most excellent music. The
band YVES organized about nine mouths ago
with Frank Hedges. President; George
Angel, Leader. and Prof Laubsch "a
Instructor, and have been making much
improvement. The instruments were ppr-
chased of the popular music dealer OF Grand
Rapids, Julius A. J. Friedrich.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-30

Artistic Gard Writer, is on the grounds and
ready 10 write your visiting cards on short
notice. You will I'D him in the south
wing Of AT, Hall. See him today ans
have some cards written.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-03-25

Ladies Dress Goods from ~
25c. per yard.
Plain and Brocade Velveles
and Colored Iaces for DisI
Trimmings, cheap. Il
Dress Ginghams, Calicoes0
ton and Flannels, at reda7
prices. -,
Gents, Ladies and ChilaI
Underwear, Hosiery, SIX = Y
Linen Handkerchief, Llne1V =
lars, Cuffs, Silk Ties, Scars y
Bows, at very low prices.
Black and colored JeTsa y
Jersey Capes, Gents and ~. ~
Knit Jackets and White Gle
very cheap. AZ
Calico shirts for 300 worn =, =
Boys white shirts lof fl -
worth 60C. "a,
Splendid line of ladies ~
and listers will be ,osq
CLOSED OUT AT COsE !,
All other goods in ''0'' |
Drices TO SuH Tie times
]. FRANK KRAhES
no1ltf Francis SBs
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-03-25
G'z'sIlE's emd,
B. Z 0. RAIlSoI,
a. MODEL FAST LINE E.s, -.
DOUBLE Track JAssrr Co..

FOR Annapolis, 10 sA'loA
m. and 40 p. m. On 4 Sn m, l2ls !
m, and 500 p. m. 0u sunday "a
For Way Stations ba,u.
and Washington, 5.iO 's y 81 Balm,
ITO, 800, $50, 1876 \ V'o Y, sSI !
day, $50, 9.O5 a, M, "a /; n l. o. 8
HOO p. m. Low e'N, 6S0s
rs follows: 'On ior Bshs.,
D a, M, $50 a. NJ. 6.4O.
m, $50 a. m, 1905 a, N N d, m n, ~ .
M :, l.25 p. M, Sl5 p. m. 'g s,dg 9 ]
$50 P; m, 4.40 p. m, $40 900 !.
M 100 o p. m S.25 p. m, = sD n !, y !
M; On Sunday only l.SO n S !, il0g
: From Annapolis, sis, > 7, @'
$50 ?. m. On Sunday. 10 0 49, dc
and $40 p. m. VIVA n, )
Baggage called for and al,
hotels and residences m az. SSoectea /
ticket office, 152 West Bal Jjrues Il !
Camden Station, and 81 SSuiS y S''s
DAVID LEE. n + + 93'oatsr
Genl. Superintendent. Ca =, ION
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-03-25
~ W. abr
Eastern STANDARD Tin.

I'm and after WednesSar'a@ e'
~ 1885, Passenger trains v SPTl i
Annapolis, daily, Except Spn S S,q -
lows: SuluSIb tsk
LEAVE ANNAPOLIS
AT GAO a m, and l2.O5nm 80.
p. M, and 5.25 p. m. Arrive ~ !, slo
u.s. at sos a. M, and las n m qua as3 Y, 7.
p. M, and 7.l5 p, m. "'' AUG y
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave as follows S.3Oa N a., 5.
p. M. Arrive at Annapolis =, '1 Y. y
m. and 6.2S p. m. - ''S' !
Through coaches are run on ,paa
above trains between Baltimore sD n !.
Through freight from Baltimo,. a.
Local Freight Trains leave 49,
tuesdays and Fridays at 9OOs m
Freight will be TRANSPORTED s,,S,L.
est rates, and will be received h II N \
more for Shipment to Annapolis q ~ \.
as 800 p. m.
p. m. J. WILSON BR0gy
~ President and n
j. II. RRowN. Gen. Ticket Act
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-03-25
EVENING }APITAL.
PUBLISHED DAILY. Exc SUNDAYS
FRIDAY. March 25, 1887
Blacksmith' Hammer signals


When the blacksmith gives
the anvil quick, light blows it
is signalt the helper to use the
sledge or to strike quicker.
The force of the blows given
by the blacksmith's hammer
indicates the force OF the bow
it is required to give tie sledge.
The blacksmith's helper is
supposed to strike the work in
the middle of the width of the
anvil, and when this requires to
be varied the blacksmith indica-
ties where The sledge blows are to
fall by touching the required
stop with his hand hammer.
IL the sledge is required to
have a lateral motion while
descending, the blacksmith indi-
Gates the same to the helper by
delivering hand hammer blows
in which The hand hammer
moves in the direction required
for the sledge to move.
If the blacksmith delivers
heavy blow upon the work and
an intermediate light blow on
the anvil, it denotes that heavy
sledge blows are required.
If there are two or more
helpers the blacksmith strikes
a blow between each helpers
sledge hammer blow, the object
being to merely denote where
the sledge blows are to fall.
When the blacksmith desires
the sledge blows to cease he lets
the hand hammer head fall upon
the anvil and continues its re-
bound upon the same until it
ceases.
Thus the movem ents OF the
hand hammer constitutes sig
mails to the helper, and what APP
pear desultory blows to the
common observer constitute the
method Of communication be-
tween the blacksmith and his
helper.
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The Avenue for 5our rigs,
DAILY ritOGRANuls
fthc Grand Annual Entertainment
Al Dallas.
TmuKsDAY, oCToBEK 9OIH.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2OIH.
Opening day of the great Texas
state Fair aud Dallas Exposition. -
Grand opening of Expo ,ition Hall.
Governor J.. 5. Ross delivering the
address of welcome. Grand Concert
in Music Hall by the celebrated Ma
tionsl Band of the Republic of McXi
co. Reviews of State Troops by the
Military Drills.
Chariot Races. Races on track.
FRIDAY OCTOBER 2lsr.
Second day of the Great Texas
state Fair and Dallas c.position.-
Grand Concert in Music Han by the
celebrated National Band of the Re
puhIic of Mexico Grand opcnino of
Inc Art pepartment. collection of
work. orcelebrAted artists. valued at
100000. on exhioition. Military
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New catch mackerel III pals ct b.
4 Little n Cos.
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Go to the Avenue Stables TOR your
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-14

seventeenth aud last day Of the
Great Texas State Fair and Dallas
Exposition Grand Concerts in Music
Hall by the celebrated National Band
of the Republic Of Mexico. Balloon
Ascension. Chariot Races. Flying
Trspeze. Military Drills. Races on
Track at p. IN. p.m.--Grand Dis
play OF Fire Works, among which
will be given representation OF the
"Mysterious Snake Dance" "The jug
gler," and many other attractive
pieces in yariegated Colors Of Fire. ~ =,